Penticton public meetings in 2024

Regular Council Meeting

Council will review the 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan and several capital project budget amendments. The meeting includes decisions on development permits, zoning amendments, and a fire protection agreement for Electoral Area F.

• Adoption of 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2024-40
• Budget amendments including $14M for AWWTP Upgrades and $450k for Okanagan Lake Retaining Wall
• Grant of approximately $25k for building permit and inspection fees for a clinic at 101 - 3115 Skaha Lake Road
• Approval of 2025 RDOS Fire Protection Agreement for Electoral Area F (West Bench)
• Proposed 4-unit cluster housing development at 695 Victoria Drive

Council approved the 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw, the 2025 RDOS Fire Service Agreement for Electoral Area F, and several budget amendments for capital projects. They also approved grants, development permits, and zoning changes, and directed staff to establish a Public Safety Committee.

• Approved 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2024-40 (opposed: Councillor Konanz)
• Approved 2025 RDOS Fire Service Agreement for Electoral Area F (2025-2029)
• Approved Q4 capital budget amendments including $14M AWWTP Upgrades and $2.75M Electrical Utility Fleet Building
• Approved grant to SOS Health Care Society for building permit fees for clinic at 101-3115 Skaha Lake Road
• Approved Development Variance Permit PL2024-9826 and Development Permit PL2024-9825 for 695 Victoria Drive
• Approved Development Variance Permit PL2024-9891 for 436 Bennett Avenue
• Approved Development Permit PL2024-9883 for 686 Martin Street
• Directed staff to establish a Public Safety Committee

Regular Council Meeting

Penticton Council will give first readings to the 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw and consider fees for electric vehicle charging. They will also vote on development permits for two properties on Timmins Street, including a 72-unit mixed-use project, and review a dog park leash-optional pilot project. Council will also decide on an $80,000 boat purchase for water rescue and proposed election bylaw amendments.

• First readings of 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2024-40
• Electric vehicle charging fees: $1.20/hr for Level 2, $0.38/kWh for Level 3
• Approval of Development Permit PL2024-9894 for 955 Timmins Street (72 residential units, 9,600m² commercial space)
• Approval of Development Variance Permit PL2024-9858 and Development Permit PL2024-9857 for 1001 Timmins Street (6-storey apartment building)
• $80,000 purchase of a boat from Penticton Search and Rescue for water rescue on Okanagan Lake

Council gave first, second, and third reading to the 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2024-40, with one councillor opposed. They also approved several other items, including new EV charging fees, a boat purchase for water rescue, and development permits for properties on Timmins Street. A request from the SOS Health Care Society for fee waivers and tax exemption for a new clinic was referred for a staff report.

• Gave 1st, 2nd, 3rd reading to 2025-2029 Five Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 2024-40 (opposed: Konanz)
• Approved $80k purchase of PFD boat from Penticton Search and Rescue (unanimous)
• Gave 1st, 2nd, 3rd reading to EV charging fees bylaw ($1.20/hr level 2, $0.38/kWh level 3) (unanimous)
• Approved development permit for 72-unit mixed-use at 955 Timmins St (unanimous)
• Approved variance and development permits for 6-storey apartment at 1001 Timmins St (unanimous)
• Adopted Development Cost Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-30 (opposed: Konanz)
• Referred dog park leash-optional recommendations to committees (unanimous)
• Referred Community Walk-in Clinic request for staff report (unanimous)

Public Hearing

The City of Penticton is holding a public hearing to discuss Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-38. The proposal seeks to allow a bakery and a restaurant at 689 Winnipeg Street.

• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-38 (689 Winnipeg Street)
• Proposed conversion of existing building into a restaurant with three additions (max gross floor area 650m2)
• Proposed conversion of detached accessory building into a bakery
• Requirement of minimum 4 parking spaces for commercial uses
• Proposed 0.0m rear yard setback for an accessory structure

The public hearing for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-38 was held and terminated at 6:22 p.m. No decision was made; the hearing was procedural, with one written submission and several oral comments received. The bylaw would permit a bakery and a restaurant (max 650m²) at 689 Winnipeg Street, with specific parking and setback requirements.

• Public hearing for Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-38 opened and closed (no vote)
• Received one written submission regarding the bylaw
• Heard oral comments from two residents and the applicant

Special Meeting of Council

This special meeting continues 2025 budget deliberations. Council will consider approving in principle the Infrastructure Division's 2025-2029 Capital Plan and discuss a resolution on tax rates.

• Infrastructure Division 2025-2029 Capital Plan (draft) for approval in principle
• Resolution on tax rate for 2025
• Public question period for agenda items

Council adopted the amended meeting agenda and approved in principle the Infrastructure Division 2025-2029 Capital Plan, which includes reducing the Kiwanis Pier Replacement to $800K. Council also approved the 2025-2029 Financial Plan featuring a 7.88% tax increase and directed staff to return with the financial plan bylaw for adoption.

• Adopted the agenda as amended (Carried unanimously)
• Approved in principle Option 2 for the reduction of the Kiwanis Pier Replacement from $1.8M to $800K (Carried unanimously)
• Approved in principle the Infrastructure Division 2025-2029 Capital Plan with the pier reduction, subject to final review (Carried unanimously)
• Approved the 2025-2029 Financial Plan with a 7.88% tax increase and directed staff to return with the financial plan bylaw (Carried, 1 opposed)

Special Meeting of Council

This special meeting will consider adopting Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw 2024-36 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2024-37 for 955 Timmins Street. Council will also review the 2025-2029 Draft Financial & Corporate Business Plan and receive a budget engagement report. Budget deliberations for multiple departments including fire, RCMP, library, and community services are scheduled, with motions to approve in principle subject to final review.

• Adoption of OCP Amendment Bylaw 2024-36 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2024-37 for 955 Timmins Street
• 2025-2029 Draft Financial & Corporate Business Plan overview
• 2025 Budget Engagement Report
• Debt, borrowing, and reserves analysis for 2025
• Budget deliberations for Community Services, SOEC Complex, Penticton Public Library, Fire Department, RCMP, Public Safety, Development Services, Corporate Administration, Finance & Administration, and Civic Grants

Council unanimously adopted the Official Community Plan and Zoning Amendment Bylaws 2024-36 and 2024-37. It approved in principle the 2025-2029 Financial & Corporate Business Plan initiatives and budgets for all departments, subject to final review. Council removed $205,000 for transit service expansions from the Infrastructure budget and defeated a motion to delay the procurement buyer position. A motion to remove the Fire Inspector position failed for lack of a seconder.

• Adopted Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-36 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-37 (unanimous)
• Approved in principle Community Services 2025-2029 budget (unanimous)
• Approved in principle Oak View Group (SOEC) 2025-2029 budget (unanimous)
• Approved in principle Penticton Public Library 2025-2029 budget (unanimous; Councillor Gilbert recused)
• Approved in principle Penticton Fire Department 2025-2029 budget (carried; Councillor Konanz opposed)
• Approved in principle Penticton RCMP 2025-2029 budget (unanimous)
• Removed $205,000 for transit service expansions from Infrastructure budget (carried; Mayor and Councillor Gilbert opposed)
• Defeated motion to delay procurement buyer position (4 opposed)

Regular Council Meeting

Penticton Council will consider a new snow and ice control policy, approve free downtown parking for holiday weekends, and set the 2025 meeting schedule. The meeting will also include zoning amendments and public hearings.

• Adoption of new Snow and Ice Control Policy CP#2024-02
• Free on-street parking downtown for five holiday weekends
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-38 for 689 Winnipeg Street
• Official Community Plan and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-36 and 37 for 955 Timmins St
• Approval of community garden license agreements for 480 Vancouver Avenue and 2460 Baskin Street

Council established the 2025 regular meeting schedule and approved free downtown on-street parking for five weekends during the 2024 holiday season. Additionally, Council updated the city's snow and ice control policy and advanced several zoning and development permits for local properties.

• Approved 2025 Council meeting schedule (Unanimous)
• Approved free downtown parking for five weekends starting Nov 29 (Unanimous)
• Rescinded and replaced Snow and Ice Control Policy (Unanimous)
• Gave 1st reading to 689 Winnipeg St zoning amendment (Unanimous)
• Approved 939 Dynes Ave development variance permit (Unanimous)
• Renewed 1340 Carmi Ave temporary use permit for three years (Unanimous)
• Approved 5-year license agreements for two community gardens (Unanimous)
• Gave 2nd and 3rd reading to 955 Timmins St OCP/zoning amendments (Unanimous)

Public Hearing

The City of Penticton is holding a public hearing to discuss amendments to the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaws for 955 Timmins Street. The proposal seeks to change the land use to allow for a recreation facility and residential units.

• Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-36 to change 955 Timmins Street from High Density Residential to Mixed Use
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-37 to rezone 955 Timmins Street from RM3 to CD10
• Proposed 9,500m2 recreation facility including indoor ice rinks, baseball training, and pickleball courts
• Proposed 72 residential apartment units
• Receipt of 45 letters regarding the proposed amendments

The public hearing was held for Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-36 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-37, which would allow a mixed-use development with a 9,500m2 recreation facility and 72 residential units at 955 Timmins Street. 51 letters were received, and multiple community members spoke in support. No decision was made at the hearing; it was terminated at 6:22 p.m.

• Public hearing for OCP Amendment Bylaw 2024-36 and Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2024-37 held and terminated
• 51 letters received regarding the proposed bylaws
• No vote or decision taken at public hearing

Accessibility Committee Meeting

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The Accessibility Committee received into the record the report on Lakawanna Park upgrade design priorities and engagement plan, presented by consultants from BENCH Site Design Inc. Members provided feedback on physical and neurological accessibility elements for the two concept plans. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and adjourned at 10:38 am.

• Received Lakawanna Park upgrade design priorities and engagement plan report (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 10:38 am (unanimous)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Penticton Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is scheduled to meet on October 23, 2024. The agenda includes procedural items and video recording capabilities, but no specific decisions or public hearings are listed in the provided text.

• Meeting scheduled for October 23, 2024
• Video recording capability available
• Procedural agenda items listed

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee unanimously recommended Council proceed with Option 3 for the Kiwanis Pier replacement. It also recommended renewing five-year license agreements for two community gardens and received a report on Lakawanna Park upgrades. The item on Park Land Protection and Use Policy Review was postponed to January 22, 2025.

• Recommended Council proceed with Option 3 for Kiwanis Pier replacement (unanimous)
• Received Lakawanna Park Upgrade Design Priorities and Engagement Plan report
• Recommended Council renew 5-year License to Use Agreement with Food Foresters Society of Canada for Parkland Community Garden at 2460 Baskin Street (unanimous)
• Recommended Council renew 5-year License to Use Agreement with Penticton Community Gardens Society for portion of 480 Vancouver Ave (unanimous)
• Postponed Park Land Protection and Use Policy Review to January 22, 2025 (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments for infrastructure and park projects. The meeting includes discussions on zoning changes for specific properties and reports on the SS Naramata and city accessibility.

• Budget amendment for Penticton Avenue Pressure Reducing Valve to provide a total budget of $8.1M
• Reallocation of $1.6M and a total project cost of $1.2M for the Skaha Splash Park
• Proposed OCP and Zoning amendments for 955 Timmins Street to allow mixed use and tourist commercial
• Development permit for a two-lot subdivision at 1530 Reservoir Road
• Adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-35 for 1080 Railway Street

Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Accessibility Committee Meeting

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to hear from three delegations. The session includes requests for official proclamations and a presentation from a cultural society.

• Proclamation for 'Seniors for Climate Day', October 1, 2024
• Proclamation for 'Penticton Lion's Club 75th Anniversary', October 5, 2024
• Delegation from Four Seasons Cultural Society

Regular Council Meeting

Council will adopt the agenda, approve reserve draws totaling $195,000 for asbestos remediation, insurance, fleet equipment inflation, and fleet functionality, and adopt the Development Cost Charge Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-30 which raises DCC rates by 2%. The meeting also includes first‑through‑third readings and adoption of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-34 for 602 Ellis Street, a student‑housing provision at 1080 Railway Street, a temporary winter shelter permit at 402 Warren Avenue East, and several other zoning and tax‑exemption bylaws.

• Reserve draw of $60,000 from Asset Emergency Reserve for asbestos remediation in City Yards building
• Development Cost Charge Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-30 to increase DCCs by 2% and align wording with the new Zoning Bylaw
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-34 to rezone 602 Ellis Street from RM2 to RM5 and approve Development Variance Permit PL2024-9787 and Development Permit PL2024-9788
• Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-35 to permit student housing at 1080 Railway Street with a parking ratio of 1 per 5 beds
• Temporary Use Permit PL2024-9888 to allow an emergency shelter at 402 Warren Avenue East from Nov 1 2024 to Mar 31 2025

Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

The Penticton Council will adopt the agenda and minutes, then consider a series of consent items, staff reports, and bylaw motions. Key decisions include approving development permits for 1704 Government Street, 85 Roy Avenue, and 95 Roy Avenue, and adopting two Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaws. The council will also endorse the 2025 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw and direct staff to issue a request for proposals for naming rights of the South Okanagan Event Centre.

• Adopt Development Permit PL2024-9768 and PL2024-9800 for 1704 Government Street
• First, second, and third reading of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-31 and approval of Development Permit PL2024-9813 for 85 Roy Avenue
• First, second, and third reading of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-32 and approval of Development Permit PL2024-9831 for 95 Roy Avenue
• Adopt Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-28 (general) and No. 2024-29 (utilities)
• Give first, second and third reading to 2025 Permissive Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 2024-33

Regular Council Meeting

Penticton City Council will meet on August 20, 2024 to decide on endorsing the Urban Forest Management Plan, approving in-year grants totaling $8,649, and giving three readings to two fee-amendment bylaws for 2025. The meeting also includes a public safety open house notice and referrals for community garden license renewals.

• Endorse Urban Forest Management Plan and apply for Growing Municipal Fund grant
• $1,750 in-kind and $6,899 cash grants approved; $5,000 Penticton Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle grant denied
• First, second, and third readings for General Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-28 (2025 fees)
• First, second, and third readings for Utility Fees and Charges Amendment Bylaw No. 2024-29 (2025 utility fees)
• Refer 3-year license renewals for Parkland Community Garden (2460 Baskin St) and Penticton Community Gardens Society (480 Vancouver Ave) to Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Committee of the Whole Meeting

The Committee of the Whole is meeting to receive presentations from several community organizations. These delegations will discuss topics including overdose prevention, housing updates, and city-wide security.

• Introduction of the South Okanagan Similkameen Metis Association
• Presentation from Penticton and Area Overdose Prevention Society
• MOU update from 100 More Homes Penticton
• Security Committee presentation from DPBIA and Chamber of Commerce

Committee of the Whole Meeting

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The Committee of the Whole meeting on August 20, 2024, was procedural and informational only. Council heard presentations from four delegations: the South Okanagan Similkameen Métis Association, the Penticton and Area Overdose Prevention Society, 100 More Homes Penticton, and the DPBIA/Chamber of Commerce Security Committee. No substantive decisions were made; the only actions were adopting the agenda and adjourning to the Regular Council Meeting.

• Adopted meeting agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Adjourned Committee of the Whole to Regular Council Meeting (unanimous)

Public Hearing

The City of Penticton is holding a public hearing on August 6 2024. No specific items are listed on this procedural agenda.

Public Hearing

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Regular Council Meeting

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Council approved $75,000 for initial design work on a hotel attached to the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre, including public information materials for a 2026 referendum. Council also directed staff to advance several North Gateway projects, including intersection upgrades, an arena feasibility study, a new hotel opportunity, and workforce housing. A development permit for a 6-storey, 75-unit rental apartment building at 372 Martin Street was approved unanimously.

• Approved $75,000 for PTCC hotel design work and referendum materials (Councillor Watt opposed)
• Directed staff to advance North Gateway projects: intersection upgrades, arena study, hotel, workforce housing (unanimous)
• Approved development permit for 6-storey, 75-unit rental building at 372 Martin Street (unanimous)
• Approved development variance permits for properties on Sudbury Ave, Forestbrook Dr, and South Main St (one opposed each)
• Gave readings to zoning amendments for 2210 Main St and 250 Marina Way (unanimous)
• Appointed Councillor Gilbert as RDOS director and Councillor Miller as alternate (unanimous)
• Approved 2024-2034 Community Works Fund Agreement with UBCM (unanimous)
• Defeated motion to send letters to Ministry of Housing and BC Housing about displaced people (Mayor, Graham, Gilbert opposed)

Special Meeting of Council

The special meeting was procedural only. Council adopted the agenda, waived the 24-hour notice requirement, and unanimously adjourned to a closed meeting citing labour relations, law enforcement, and solicitor-client privilege. No substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Adopted the special meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Waived 24-hour notice requirement for the meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned to closed meeting under Community Charter s.90(1)(c), (f), (i) (unanimous)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting

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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee made three recommendations to Council, all carried unanimously. It recommended renewing a five-year License to Use Agreement with Interior Health for the Ellis Creek Walkway at 1701 Government Street, supporting the initial Park Sign Standardization design, and supporting the 2023 Ice Use Analysis methodology to proceed with feasibility planning for two new ice sheets. The committee also received an information-only update on the Sports and Recreation Needs Assessment.

• Recommended Council renew 5-year License to Use Agreement with Interior Health for Ellis Creek Walkway at 1701 Government Street (unanimous)
• Supported initial Park Sign Standardization design for new exterior park signage (unanimous)
• Supported 2023 Ice Use Analysis methodology and recommended Council proceed with feasibility planning for two new ice sheets (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda and minutes of April 24, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Accessibility Committee Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Public Hearing

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Public Hearing

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Public Hearing

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Regular Council Meeting

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Public Hearing

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Regular Council Meeting

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Accessibility Committee Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Public Hearing

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Regular Council Meeting

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Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Regular Council Meeting

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Public Hearing

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Committee of the Whole Meeting

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Special Meeting of Council

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Regular Council Meeting

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Accessibility Committee Meeting

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